Former Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator and Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said he will take a break in 2015 after not finding a situation to his liking. In the meantime, he will study the pro and college games. Schwartz is considering moving his family to Nashville, which is one of his favorite cities. He spent 10 seasons with the Tennessee Titans, including eight as the defensive coordinator from 2001 to 2008.

Former Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz could talk to New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin about the team's defensive coordinator position, but there is no interview set up at this point, according to a source. It is not known if Schwartz is on Coughlin's list of candidates.

Free-agent defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz (Bills) could be on the Dallas Cowboys radar for the team's defensive coordinator position if they are not able to retain current defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli.

Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz had an array of new blitz packages at organized team activities Tuesday, June 3. The formations caught the offense by surprise and created pressure off the edge a number of times.